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March 10, 2025 at 6:53 pm #341348
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ParticipantHi,
I use your newsletter plugin and am interested in buying the pro version. I’m not sure if it’s possible to create different subscriber and newsletter groups. For example, I want to assign a user to a specific newsletter group via a landing page and send out corresponding newsletters. For example, I need a subscriber group for interested parties and another for buyers and yet another for specific products. Is this plugin able to do that?
Best regardsMarch 11, 2025 at 8:20 am #341371mail
ParticipantGood morning. I asked ChatGPT and promptly received the information I needed:
Yes, with The Newsletter Plugin you can automatically assign subscribers who sign up via a specific form to a defined list. You can do this by using the [newsletter_form] shortcode with the lists attribute. Here is how you can proceed:
Create the desired lists:
In your WordPress dashboard, navigate to Newsletter > Lists.
Create new lists and make a note of the corresponding list numbers.
Add the subscription form with specific list assignment:Use the [newsletter_form] shortcode and specify the list number in the lists attribute.
Example: [newsletter_form lists=“1”] inserts a form in which all subscriptions are automatically added to the list with ID 1.
If you want to assign multiple lists, separate the IDs with commas: [newsletter_form lists=“1,2”].
This method allows you to create different subscription forms that each serve specific lists, which enables you to segment your subscribers in a targeted manner.—
To create lists in The Newsletter Plugin and find their associated IDs, please proceed as follows:
Access List Management:
Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
Navigate to Newsletter > Lists.
Create a new list:On the list page, you will see an overview of the existing lists.
To create a new list, click on the “Add new list” button or a similar icon (depending on your plugin version).
Give your list a unique name that describes its function or target group.
Save the new list.
Finding the list ID:Once created, the new list is displayed in the list overview.
You can find the ID of the list in the corresponding column of the table. You need this ID to assign subscribers to specific lists, for example via shortcodes.
Note: The list ID is a unique number that the plugin automatically assigns to each list. It is essential if, for example, you want to use the lists attribute in the [newsletter_form] shortcode to add subscribers directly to a specific list.March 11, 2025 at 11:11 am #341377Michael
KeymasterHello,
hate to say that, but ChatGpt is correct : )
Lists are part of the core plugin, which is 100% free.Michael
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